Entering the job market can feel daunting, particularly when there’s a lot of news around about how artificial intelligence is going to disrupt the workplace.
The launch of ChatGPT three years ago triggered a whirlwind of spending by large technology companies and businesses on new AI systems. This has led to reports that companies are reducing the number of entry level jobs. After all, a few of prompts and some tools can produce research and even zippy quotes.
“Applying for a job straight out of school can feel weird — like you need to have everything figured out or compete with robots. You don’t. What really matters is showing up as you — curious, willing to learn, and human. That’s something AI can’t do,” says ChatGPT.
The FT has asked some experts to help guide you through making an application online, including with the help of AI-enabled tools.
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